Following last week’s Student Government Association (SGA) elections, the “Crumes Culture” ticket—composed of President Khalil Crumes, Vice President Krystal Steele, Secretary Mariam Hamed and Treasurer CJ Remigio—has been elected to lead the organization, securing 52% of the vote with 537 ballots cast in their favor.
After a week of temperatures in the high 80s, several dorm buildings have experienced extreme heat, particularly freshman residence halls Aquinas Hall and Boland Hall, where the building-controlled heating and cooling systems limit students’ ability to adjust temperatures.
With Student Government Association (SGA) elections set for April 14-15, a group of four students, presidential candidate Ewa Pekala, vice presidential candidate Max Kastner, secretary candidate Alyssa Perez and treasurer candidate Dylan Espineli—are campaigning on the “Ewa 4 All” ticket, aiming to lead Seton Hall during the 2026-2027 academic year. The group promises to improve transparency between SGA and the student body while expanding academic resources.
The Brownson Speech and Debate team at Seton Hall had a successful competition season, with many students winning individual awards and the team finding success ahead of national competitions.
Harry Styles’s much-anticipated fourth studio album, “Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally,” has graced listeners’ ears, securing the biggest first-day streams for a 2026 album with 63.05 million streams so far.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill criticized the federal government’s plan to convert a newly acquired Roxbury warehouse into an immigration detention center in a letter to U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Feb. 27.
Democratic activist Analilia Mejia won the primary election Tuesday in the race to fill Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s vacant U.S. House seat.
Seton Hall received an $8.4 million New Jersey Higher Education Capital Facilities Grant to support infrastructure upgrades on its South Orange campus, including renovations to academic buildings, residence halls and mechanical systems, according to a university-issued press release.
With snow expected this weekend, students at Seton Hall are being urged to prepare for cold, windy conditions and potentially hazardous travel.
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